Volume 37, Number 1 Spring 1987
Articles
Sing Muse: Legal Scholarship for New Law Teachers
Robert H. Abrams
Some Thoughts on Scholarship for Beginning Teachers
Mary Kay Kane
Civil Procedure and Alternative Dispute Resolution: The Lawyer's Role and the Opportunity for Change
Paul J. Spiegelman
ADR and Civil Procedure: A Chapter or an Organizing Theme?
Bryant G. Garth
The Teaching of Alternative Dispute Resolution
Lisa G. Lerman
Rethinking the Teaching of Civil Procedure
Elizabeth N. Schneider
Using Process Observaton to Teach Alternative Dispute Resolution: Alternatives to Simulation
Robert A. Baruch Bush
Can a Law School Market Itself Out of an Admissions Crisis?
Anthony J. Scanlon
On Marketing a Law School: The Scanlon Prescription and an Alternative Approach
Craig W. Christensen
Dealing With the Admissions Crisis: A Comment on Scanlon
Walter B. Raushenbush
Personal and Institutional Benefits of Offering Tutorial Services to Students Experiencing Academic Difficulty
David P. Leonard
General Articles
Audiovisual Enhancement of Classroom Teaching: A Primer for Law Professors
Vincent Robert Johnson
Developments
Minority Attrition in Law School
Renee Owen Kennish
An LL.M. for Trial Judges?
Thomas A. Wills
Book Reviews
Book Review of the Process of Legal Research
Steven M. Barkan
